November events update
Categories: Events
Categories: Events
Don't miss out on these important past and upcoming events from across the breast cancer community.
14 October – watch recording on demand
If you missed this panel discussion organised by the National Institute of Cancer Research in collaboration with Black in Cancer (14 October during Black in Cancer Week), then you can watch it on demand online.
Speakers share their experience of being a black cancer patient or researcher, and discuss proposed solutions and areas for improvement to make cancer research more diverse and inclusive.
Speakers:
Ms Della Ogunleye - NCRI Consumer Forum Member, UK (also of Black Women Rising and a Breast Cancer Voice)
Professor Dean Fennell - University of Leicester, UK
Dr Julia Morris - Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute, UK
Thursday 25 November 09.20am-5.15pm (virtual)
One of the biggest challenges to progress in cancer research is to develop approaches that can be translated to the clinic and speed up the process of turning exciting discoveries into effective therapies.
In this one-day virtual event, you can hear from a range of speakers about what can help address these challenges, and how we can work together to achieve greater impact and improved patient benefit.
Free registration for people affected by breast cancer
You can also watch the recording of the first event, ‘Beyond the Horizon: Innovative cancer drug discovery’, which took place on 26 February 2021.
For the first time in two years, the Scottish Cancer Conference is back, taking place on Monday 29 November 2021.
This will be a unique gathering of organisations involved with cancer; from patients to pharmaceutical companies and from clinicians to charities, presenting an unrivalled opportunity to share, learn, network and understand the latest development in our combined efforts to beat cancer.
Booking to attend is now open and you can now sign up through Eventbrite.
Hosted by Breast Cancer Now – 24/25 January 2022 (virtual)
The UKIBCS was established to provide all those with an active interest in breast cancer research and treatment an opportunity to consider and discuss how the latest advances may impact upon their and others’ areas of expertise.
Patient representatives are involved in organising the programme, and people affected by breast cancer are at the heart of the agenda – bursaries are available for people affected by breast cancer.
The programme includes speakers from the UK and beyond on the latest developments in these areas:
Prevention and early diagnosis
Early breast cancer – diagnosis and local treatment
Early breast cancer – systemic treatment
Metastatic breast cancer treatment
Translational and basic science
Living with and beyond breast cancer
The future of cancer services and research
This opportunity has expired. You can check out our Share your voice page for more ways to get involved.